Peanut, Biden, Musk, Harris and more: the best memes and posts of Trump's victory

Former President Donald Trump defeated Democrat Kamala Harris by a wide margin, causing not only a paradigm shift and a political cataclysm in the country, but also putting into motion a real revolution on the Internet. Social networks and digital media were flooded with analysis, reports, data and a large amount of content related to the elections. Therefore, it was no surprise to find memes illustrating the situation all over the internet.

The main jokes revolved around four characters: Peanut, the famous squirrel that was 'euthanized' by New York authorities just a few days before the election, mogul Elon Musk, President Joe Biden and the defeated candidate, Kamala Harris.

Users also made jokes about how Trump voters would be going to work after Election Day, posting viral movie clips and Internet memes. Conservative satirical outlet The Babylon Bee also had a big post-election day with a slew of noteworthy posts.

The moment the election was decided 💀pic.twitter.com/46vqmEKm3g

Kamalaaaa you're fired!!! Trash day is here!! pic.twitter.com/gCHk8hiFj2

Let that sink in pic.twitter.com/XvYFtDrhRm

"-Papa por que me llamó Pennsylvania 2024?"

-.. pic.twitter.com/XVngmWyVkG

Peanut walked so Trump could run. pic.twitter.com/ezkatfGWLb

The spirit of Peanut came back for Kamala’s concession speech just to remind the Democrats not to ever mess with the squirrels again. 🐿️pic.twitter.com/MxALsv6anL

This is the first time The Simpsons were wrong😭 pic.twitter.com/0wyRptet8U

Election Time!#America pic.twitter.com/rGyzLLHC3K

Trump voters heading to work tomorrow https://t.co/m7fIidj3pT pic.twitter.com/4YmhBZ3h6T

Trump voters today pic.twitter.com/I6pxITzQGU

CNN Report: Millions Of American Voters May Have Colluded To Elect Trump https://t.co/qWtTXJ6mOd pic.twitter.com/ClZNPcMdsD

"Tell Kamala. I want her to know it was me" pic.twitter.com/YhyopZufIi

Trump Beats Another Woman https://t.co/79myZpm1BO pic.twitter.com/xdIYDR1yrJ

Kamala Calls McDonald's To Ask If Her Old Job Still Available https://t.co/4Tr52y40TZ pic.twitter.com/uJM9assCm6

The meme fever was so popular that even Donald Trump Jr. asked his followers to send him their best memes. The post on X reached 30 million views and garnered thousands of responses with memes and jokes.

Congratulations Trump and the USA on the win. 🔥🔥👊🏻 pic.twitter.com/KwXu0Xtbbg

Who could forget the media's bizarre obsession with Project 2025. pic.twitter.com/ivieYtNB21